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January 2, 2014IIE Transactions on Healthcare Systems Engineering

Managing operating room efficiency and responsiveness for emergency and elective surgeries—A literature survey

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Hospitals and operating rooms managing scheduled elective and high-priority emergency surgeries

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A literature survey highlights the need for future quantitative research to improve the balance of efficiency and responsiveness in operating rooms for emergency and elective surgeries.

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YFYann FerrandMMMichael J. MagazineURUday S. Rao

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This literature survey synthesizes current approaches to managing operating room efficiency and responsiveness, identifying gaps for future quantitative research.

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Population
Hospitals and operating rooms managing scheduled elective and high-priority emergency surgeries
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Intervention
Approaches and methodologies to balance efficiency and responsiveness in operating room utilization
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Outcome
Operating room efficiency and responsiveness

This literature survey synthesizes current approaches to managing operating room efficiency and responsiveness, identifying gaps for future quantitative research.

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Ferrand et al. (2014) conducted a review in Operating room efficiency and responsiveness. A literature survey highlights the need for future quantitative research to improve the balance of efficiency and responsiveness in operating rooms for emergency and elective surgeries.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6aa27fad395a42d3a7fdc95dhttps://doi.org/10.1080/19488300.2014.881440
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